I’ve added my name to the Good Clothes, Fair Pay campaign for legislation on living wages in the fashion supply chain.
Join me to ask for good clothes and fair pay, we need 1 million signatures! https://t.co/HUbaMnK2YY
more must be done by the gov and brands to ensure at the very least the minimum wage is paid across the supply chain
‘Worst fashion wage theft’: workers go hungry as Indian suppliers to top UK brands refuse to pay minimum wage https://t.co/g48Uze2YPU
Sabina Nessa, a 28-year old teacher was walking through her local park, early last Friday evening, to meet a friend when she was murdered. Is enough being done to ensure the safety of women in public?
Read more here: https://t.co/BLbdEMXca8
We all have at least a denim piece of clothing in our wardrobes, but how many of us consider if the denim blue on the clothing was dyed in a conscious and sustainable manner?
Fast fashion is dying African rivers blue, report says https://t.co/rTcag5ZORu
#fashionrevolution
We’ve reduced the amount plastic bags and plastic straws we consume, but now we need to really start focusing on eliminating the production of clothes made from synthetic fabric.
https://t.co/9SXGtp57HL
Clothing donations isn’t all that sustainable ... great article showcasing the reality of what usually happens to most donated clothes @FastCompany
See the horrifying place where your old clothes go to die https://t.co/8z2F5CoPAK
we really need to start thinking of where are clothes are being made and where the fabric is being farmed. to know that the cotton in a t-shirt comes from forced labour is absurd. this needs to stop.
"Some 20% of the world’s cotton comes from the Uyghur region, and it is likely that one in five cotton garments in the marketplace are tainted by Uyghur forced labor."- @JewherIlham
https://t.co/1sI34dVVZB
✏️Class is in session!
Today's #OpenEdu class is the History of Cotton co-taught by the incredible @tejuAF & @ShaMiraDeAnne 📚
Happy learning everyone and get into this thread!
Day 6 of #FashionRevolutionWeek 📆
8 years ago today, the Rana Plaza factory collapse killed 1,138 people and injured around 2,500. Today, we encourage you to take time to reflect on the true cost of your clothes. #WhoMadeMyClothes?
Find out more: https://t.co/SBY6bx1QN4